New Environment Minister Kamoshita aims to cure social malaise

TOKYO, Japan - New Environment Minister Ichiro Kamoshita speaks at his inaugural press conference on Aug. 27. A psychosomatic medical practitioner, Kamoshita says he decided to enter politics because he wants to tackle the social malaise troubling people in the modern era.

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